Educational
Objectives:
Upon completion of this session, participants should be able to: |
- Define and describe the fundamental
principles of MR imaging, including spin magnetization, the Larmor relationship,
relaxation phenomena, and the process of using the spin magnetization to produce an image;
- Explain imaging pulse sequences based upon
spin and gradient echoes, including fast spin echo and echo planar techniques;
- Design MR imaging protocols for diagnostic
applications considering image contrast, spatial resolution, acquisition time,
signal-to-noise ratio, and artifacts;
- Describe the principles and capabilities of
various advanced MR techniques including perfusion and diffusion, functional,
interventional, and cardiac MR imaging.
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Monday, 23 April, 16:30 -
18:30 |
16:30 |
Spin Gymnastics I |
Donald B. Plewes |
17:10 |
Spin Gymnastics II |
Donald B. Plewes |
17:50 |
Hardware |
Richard G. S.
Spencer |
Tuesday, 24 April, 16:00
- 18:00 |
16:00 |
Spin Echo Imaging,
Including Contrast Enhancement |
Paul S. Tofts |
16:40 |
Gradient Echo Imaging |
John P. Mugler,
III |
17:20 |
Fast Spin Echo Imaging |
Joseph C. McGowan |
Wednesday, 25 April, 16:00 - 18:00 |
16:00 |
Image Quality and
Acquisition Speed |
Norbert J. Pelc |
16:40 |
Echo Planar Imaging |
Robert M.
Weisskoff |
17:20 |
Perfusion and Diffusion
Imaging |
Scott D. Swanson |
Thursday, 26 April, 16:00 - 18:00 |
16:00 |
Cardiac MRI |
Frank R. Korosec |
16:40 |
Interventional MRI |
Mark E. Ladd |
17:20 |
Functional MRI |
M. Elizabeth
Meyerand |
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